Sounds like it might have nostalgia value for people who loved the computer game. Possibly a module to be read rather than played. If so, thanks for the fantastic recommendation? I actually quite like the adventure and disagree with a few things, but this is still a thoughtful review with many good points. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you! We know that Bryce is a glutton for punishment. After all, he reviewed all those Dungeon magazine adventures.
Maybe he enjoys the futility, pain, and anguish of reviewing dozens of crappy 5e adventures in hopes of finding one or two that barely pass the test. It is very nostalgic. I paged through it and all the major NPCs are character from the game. RSS - Posts. The link to the product in this review is probably an affiliate link.
If you follow the link and buy the product, I make some money. Just thought you should know. Skip to content. This entry was posted in 5e , Reviews. Bookmark the permalink. May 4, at pm. Thanks for the review, I was really curious about what was actually in this. Fiasco says:. May 5, at am. Gilgeam says:. May 5, at pm. Out of curiosity, what WotC article are you referring to? Collects issues 1—5. Evil, meet my sword! Sword, meet evil! Now a new threat rises and an unlikely group of misfits are thrust into adventure with MINSC, the legendary Ranger do-gooder with a heart of gold, brain of lead, and hamster of pronounced wisdom.
The beast within Nerys Kathon has lain dormant for weeks, but now its hunger must be satiated. Can the Baldur's Gate heroes save their friend or is death the only answer for one of Kelemovor's chosen? Still, each of them must face great trials ahead before they'll be ready to embrace their destiny.
Whatever happens, evil is going. In addition, it also contains 24 full colored maps of the dungeon crawl, including a never before seen exterior map of the step pyramid. This PDF contains 6 fully colored maps for the classic dungeon crawl adventure B4: The Lost City, which includes a never been seen before full exterior drawing of the step pyramid. Each level shows both the inside of that level, but also the outside area on that level. A dpi CMYK version of each map is provided, as well as a 72 dpi web version in RGB the exterior drawing is set to 65dpi so that it is small enough to upload into Roll These edits include adding dungeon furniture that is presented in the adventure and fixing some minor errors in different areas.
You can also purchase this title as part of a bundle that includes my conversion of the 1st Edition monsters: The Thoul and Zargon the Returner, getting a discount by purchasing the bundle, instead of the individual PDFs. It shows how skillful someone is with weapons.
This present homebrew here has the intent of fixing that, with the use of a new mechanic that enhances the proficiency mechanic, adding a whole new level of depth to combat, and another aspect which should help make characters feel more unique and distinguished from each other. All avoiding sacrificing the streamlined design of 5E that we all know and love so much. Remember the completely remarkless 1d8 flail from the core rules? This was the my first take on it.
There is now a Volume 2, with 12 new weapons, a shield rework with 5 shields with stats, and 15 new properties related to the specialization mechanic.
If you liked what you saw here, and want even more of it, look up Weapons Expanded Vol. Works well with the Cleric Domain of the Needle and Thread. In the steaming jungles of the east, the Feathered City rises like a jewel from the lush forests. An important stop on many aerial trade routes, the skies above the city are filled with griffons, rocs, and airships from the far corners of the world.
But your adventure takes you to the very belly of this exotic city. Forced into the service of a night hag, you must help her find and eliminate her enemy — a demon with no name, that rules from the shadows.
This is a mystery adventure for characters level , and optimized for a party of 5 level 7 characters. It takes about 10 hours, or two sessions, to complete. It contains horror elements that may be too graphic some players, and even worse — this adventure packs an old school punch.
This adventure is designed for a party of three to six characters of 3rd to 4th level, and of a non-evil alignment. All encounters can easily be modified to fit either a larger or a smaller party. A middle-aged Doomguide enters Red Larch, followed by his near catatonic son, begging for aid. He pleads whoever can help and asks able bodied heroes to help him save his wife, Yiriala, from a warlock-wight that has a lair in the ruins of Ravenhold, an old dwarven tower in Kryptgarden forest.
The tower and the dungeons below it are crawling with undead, making the ruins a very dangerous place. Will the PCs manage to unlock the secrets of Ravenhold and save Yiriala? Stories tell of a creature who calls itself the River Baron, master of the marshes and dealer of promises and contracts.
Worshiped by kuo-toa, troglodytes, bullywogs, and other beings of the swamps — the River Baron is a friendly benefactor willing to help all folks down on their luck. For a price, that is… The River Baron presents a new warlock patron for players to take on, as well as featuring three new spells. Like what Daylight Publications is doing? Click here! Back for another round of potential origins stories for your characters!
The village of Lingva Baro is a sleepy village where people are usually content to pursue their scholarly or research interests; from researching year old Elvish ballads, to language migration and change.
The village can agree on one thing: hiring adventurers to investigate… — This is an adventure meant for 1st tier levels characters, focusing on roleplay but also including exploration and optional combat. We do not know how long this has been going on. It has since been restored using personal backups, with a note to those who have already bought it; but the adventure manuscript should be available and restored now. Accessibility feedback appreciated. If you need this adventure in another format such as a Word document or EPUB format, please let me know.
The PDF version has been checked for common accessibility issues and tested with multiple screen readers but may still have issues depending on your needs and setup. A pact forged in breathlessness and desperation, the Ebony Deep takes its drowned and drained vessels and sends them out into the world, awaiting their offerings of blood and smoke. This gives a Dungeon Master all they need to generate a random and humerous encounter, all from the Bag of Holding.
Brought to you by GDR Games. Do you want more Otherworldly Patrons for the Warlock class? Inside you will find full details on Acererak, the Fogotten One, architect of the Tome of Horrors and the Tomb of Annihilation, who is willing to share the mastery of necromancy itself with his followers. Adventurers are needed to investigate the manor and make sure it is safe to convert into an outreach for the faithful.
What the PCs discover is that Krawlity was dabbling with dark forces and may have been a devotee of the Cult of Kyuss. Krawlity House is for 1st-level characters. The page adventure features a location map by Dyson Logos, has 16 detailed encounters and includes a standard adventuring contract as a handout.
Added since release: A reference list of monsters used in the adventure to assist in DM prep. About the author: Troy E. Continue your tour of the Ravens Bluff campaign setting, the brightest spot on the Dragon Reach. Lucky visitors receive invitations to ourParty on Embassy Row, where intrigue and high society collide.
All stops on your tour will add adventure to your travels in the Forgotten Realms campaign setting. Origins I : The Shared World. The city of Ravens Bluff in the Forgotten Realms began as a concept by Penny Petticord, who suggested that the RPGA could create a shared-world locale, where anyone could add details of their own.
It was an open acknowledgement that Ravens Bluff was another puzzle piece in the tapestry of the Realms, now being created by a variety of hands including Jeff Grubb, Douglas Niles, and others. However, when Jean Rabe took over as Network Coordinator in early , she quickly got things back on track. Using the entries from that contest, the RPGA was then able to compile the majority of the content for their second Ravens Bluff supplement. Sebastian Kowoll.
Concept Illustration:. Wadim Kashin. Region Maps:. John Stevenson Sirinkman. Dungeon Maps:. Nicolas Spinelli. Special Thanks:.
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